Audio services not responding error in Windows 10
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ESP32 Becomes Music Player In Under 40 Lines of Code
The demo code for [XTronical]’s ESP32-based SD card music player is not even 40 lines long, though it will also require a few economical parts before it all works. Nevertheless, making a microcontroller play MP3s (and other formats) from an SD card is considerably simpler today than it was years …read more
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Automatically mute audio on System Lock with WinMute on Windows 10
Most users when watching movies or listening to music on their Windows 10 PC, decides to take a…
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Maonocaster takes podcast production on the road
Late in 2018, Australia’s Røde Microphones launched the Rødecaster Pro, the “world’s first fully integrated podcast production studio. But its need for mains power made casting on the road a challenge. The Maonocaster solves that drawback thanks to a b… Continue reading Maonocaster takes podcast production on the road
How Did They Get Sampled Sounds From An SN76849 8-bit Sound Chip?
If you were lucky and had well-off parents in the early 1980s, your home computer had a sound chip on board and could make music. There were a variety of chips on the market that combined in some form the tone generators and noise sources of a synthesiser, but without …read more
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Pulling Data From News Feed Telemetry
We are used to seeing shots from TV news helicopters every day, they are part of the backdrop to life in the 21st century. But so often we hear them overlaid with studio commentary, so it’s interesting to hear that their raw audio contains telemetry. It caught the attention of …read more
Swap Your Microwave for a High Voltage Stereo
When building a new project, common wisdom suggests to avoid “reinventing the wheel”, or doing something simple from scratch that’s easily available already. However, if you can build a high-voltage wheel, so to speak, it might be fun just to see what happens. [Dan] decided to reinvent not the wheel, …read more
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Tile and Skullcandy join up to let you track your wireless earphones
You might be used to finding your lost smartphone on a map, but what about your other gadgets? Skullcandy has teamed up with tracking experts Tile to create a new series of true wireless earbuds that you can locate using an app on your phone, should th… Continue reading Tile and Skullcandy join up to let you track your wireless earphones
How to encode data as sound? [closed]
Is there a way to encode a binary file on disk, then have it sent to the audio output stream as sound, and then decode that sound back to the original file ? The closest concept I can think to this is that of how an analog modem works (eg…. Continue reading How to encode data as sound? [closed]
A Transmission Line Speaker With The Design Work To Back It Up
We love the world of audiophiles here at Hackaday, mostly for the rich vein of outrageous claims over dubious audio products that it generates. We’ve made hay with audiophile silliness in the past, but what we really like above that is a high quality audio project done properly. It’s one …read more
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